- (Herbaceous) Borders
Autumn borders in my garden. The nasturtiums have run riot on the left and it is an Amelanchier which is dropping the coppery leaves. Too tight as usual, can’t seem to stop myself but I did enjoy sitting outside doing it.
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October 16, 2008 at 1:21 pm
sworth
Your garden looks lovely, Jane. Aren’t nasturtiums wonderful for continuing to fill the garden with colour – till we get a frost and they instantly wilt! Your painting really conveys the feeling of autumn in the garden, and I can almost smell the fallen leaves.
October 17, 2008 at 11:19 am
suemiddlesex
I knew someone wouldn’t be able to resist flowers. I also knew it wasn’t going to be me other wise my title would have been Borders, – Please Weed My Garden. This is a very nice painting and I think you have caught the balance of loose work (top right) and the more controlled (bottom middleish leftish) really well.
October 21, 2008 at 2:39 pm
vivienmr
This reminds me of The Secret Garden, you want to go and see where the path leads. ( I’ll have to look up Amelanchier!)